Two Foxes Remain As World Cup Reaches Knockout Stages

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Two Foxes Remain As World Cup Reaches Knockout Stages

England midfielder James Maddison and Senegal's Papy Mendy could potentially go head-to-head at the FIFA World Cup this weekend.

2022-12-03T10:59:00.000Z

by Sam Stevens

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03 Dec, 2022

Two Foxes Remain As World Cup Reaches Knockout Stages

England midfielder James Maddison and Senegal's Papy Mendy could potentially go head-to-head at the FIFA World Cup this weekend.

Sam Stevens

2022-12-03T10:59:00.000Z

Two Foxes Remain As World Cup Reaches Knockout Stages

England midfielder James Maddison and Senegal's Papy Mendy could potentially go head-to-head at the FIFA World Cup this weekend.

Sam Stevens

2022-12-03T10:59:00.000Z

Two Foxes Remain As World Cup Reaches Knockout Stages

England midfielder James Maddison and Senegal's Papy Mendy could potentially go head-to-head at the FIFA World Cup this weekend.

Sam Stevens

2022-12-03T10:59:00.000Z

Two Foxes Remain As World Cup Reaches Knockout Stages

England midfielder James Maddison and Senegal's Papy Mendy could potentially go head-to-head at the FIFA World Cup this weekend.

Sam Stevens

2022-12-03T10:59:00.000Z

- Two Leicester City players have made it through to the FIFA World Cup knockout phase- James Maddison (England) and Papy Mendy (Senegal) could meet in the last-16- The two sides come face-to-face at Al Bayt Stadium on Sunday (7pm kick-off)- Use LCFC.com/World Cup for all the latest Foxes-themed news at the tournament

Following Ghana's 2-0 reverse to Uruguay on Friday, Daniel Amartey's involvement in Qatar came to an end, leaving just two Foxes still in the competition. Youri Tielemans, Timothy Castagne, Wout Faes (all Belgium) and Danny Ward (Wales) also fell at the group stage.

Two will become one for Leicester City's representation at the World Cup on Sunday as one-time world champions England take on AFCON holders Senegal at Al Bayt Stadium (7pm kick-off). The winners will then face either France or Poland in the quarter-finals next Saturday (7pm kick-off).

While Maddison is yet to appear for the Three Lions, largely due to injury, Mendy has featured in all three fixtures for Lions of Teranga, who finished second in Group A with six points. Foxes fans can stay up to date with the Club's players in Qatar by using LCFC.com/WorldCup this month.

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